My Chemical Romance protest goes static: Daily Mail offices remove crash barriers
Seems that the Daily Mail offices won't be expecting a visit tomorrow after all.»
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Lemmy: The Movie - watch trailer here now
Lemmy The Movie coming soon. Swearing involved quite regularly.»
They had sex: Wentz and Ashleeeee Simpson expecting child
Wentz and Simpson expect first child.»
Funny buggers. Fall play single song gig
Fall play single song show in London.»
Biffy singles comp: tracklisting and release date announced
Biffy Clyro singles compilation announced.»
Mogwai release new album and EP. Shows too
Mogwai are to release a new album in September 2008.»
Sportsday Megaphone hails release of debut album
One-man electropop hero Sportsday Megaphone is to release his debut album via the Sunday Best record label in August.»
Those Dancing Days kiss shock update: Bidding sky rockets. Band also playing shows
In a bit of light relief for a Thursday afternoon, we're pleased to continue our Linnea watch.»
Oberst record gets UK release; touring begins soon
Wichita release Oberst album»
Dodos record gets UK release; touring begins
Dodo's record released on Wichita in July.»
Black Kids return to Britain. New single too. AV Content!
Black Kids are touring the UK in June an July and have a new single out.»
Jaguar Love to release album taster
b>Jaguar Love are to release an EP next week in anticipation of their forthcoming debut album.
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Prove It All Night: five of the best from Bruce Springsteen
Hero, heretic and pumped-up US flag waver: Bruce Springsteen has been called many things. Here we select five from his 40-year career»
Animal collection: Ox.Eagle.Lion.Man ready EP, tour in earnest
Prog freak-out crazies Ox.Eagle.Lion.Man are to release a new EP, The Lay of the Land; The Turn of the Tide, on Transgressive Records on June 9th.»
The Hungry Musician: Stuart Staples on Tindersticks' return
After a five-year wait Tindersticks have returned with The Hungry Saw. Frontman Stuart Staples speaks to DiS about how it feels to be "touched again by the essence of what drove us to make music in the first place"»
Death Cab For Cutie at London Camden Electric Ballroom, Tue 06 May
Seasoned veterans as they now are, Death Cab For Cutie handle the partisan Electric Ballroom crowd with ease and aplomb. The bigger questions though, as the band look to complete global domination, are still to be answered»
Many steps to climb: Death Cab For Cutie on new LP
DiS sits down with Death Cab For Cutie to discuss the progression made with their new Narrow Stairs LP, deemed by some to be their 'out-there' 'anti' record. It's got riffs alright, but they ain't AC/DC»
Label Profile #16: Chemikal Underground
Established in 1995, Chemikal Underground has been a home to some of DiS’s favourite bands: Mogwai, Arab Strap, The Delgados and many more. We catch up with co-founder Alun Woodward»
DiSband #5: The Subways
Remember The Subways? Us too, but the memory's misty. Young For Eternity had its moments, but Ash had written 'em already, right? Still, they're back, with new LP All Or Nothing; vocalist Billy Lund is DiSbanded»
Keeping your powder dry: Five of the best from Neil Young
Neil Young is blazing a fearsome trail at the moment, offering his best work for some time and reportedly turning in some of his most brilliant shows ever. DiS takes a plunge into the great man's back catalogue»
EMI announce tracklist for Radiohead 'Best Of'; part two - which disc is better?
Continuing the fun - here's the tracklisting for CD2 of Radiohead: The Best Of:»
A&R man attempts to stamp out venues: Camden pubs hit by lawsuit
An A&R man at a major record company has set in motion a law suit against collected North London pubs and clubs for lost work hour and potential revenue due to ink poisoning»
No alarms, no surprises, no Radiohead: Reading / Leeds line-up announced
The Killers, Rage Against The Machine and Metallica are to headline this year’s Reading / Leeds shindig.»
We Are Scientists - Brain Thrust Mastery
Brain Thrust Mastery is a mixed bag: sometimes We Are Scientists hit bull’s-eye, other times they miss the board altogether, but the erratic results reveal a band dragging themselves out of their comfort zone»
R.E.M. - Accelerate
Chances are R.E.M. wouldn’t have made a record this good if they hadn’t been stung by criticism of the last few. Maybe they had to go there to come back. Whatever, it’s nice to have them back and on this excellent form»
In photos: R.E.M. wow fans at intimate London instore show
R.E.M. rock the Apple Store on Regent Street. Bloggers actively welcomed»
Pointless Exclusive: Death Cab man moves to dismiss Postal Service conjecture
Anyone holding their breath waiting for a new Postal Service album can probably expect imminent asphyxiation.»
Brain Trust: We Are Scientists embrace band-life a second time around
We Are Scientists have returned with that all-important second record, shorn of an original member and with all the hard work to do. Figures, then, that all they want to talk about is Rambo, Rocky, Action Force and M.A.S.K.»
Neil Young on a farm; Mean Fiddler man starts new venture
Neil Young's UK festival show this year will be a 'back to basics' event with no VIP or registration.»
Les Savy Fav drop new year’s live album, extra covers a bonus. Download some here.
Brooklyn musical do-gooders, Les Savy Fav are to release a live album in April.»